Do you snub your female colleagues often? Women more likely to be sidelined at workplace

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Do you snub your female colleagues often? Women more likely to be sidelined at workplace When it is time to replace the team's leader, men are more likely to be nominated to do so.

Think before you ask a colleague out for dinner: Workplace romance under spotlight after sex scandals Increasingly organizations are implementing a written or verbal policy on workplace romance.

Indian investors are rent seekers, want certainty and high returns: Mohandas Pai The former Infosys CFO believes that Indian venture capitalists need to have a bigger risk appetite.

Do you mix business with pleasure? It can lower your sense of well-being Employees who did not organise a clear separation between work and free time did not participate in recovery activities.

Going green! PepsiCo orders 100 Tesla electric trucks to cut 20 per cent emission by 2030 PepsiCo has so far made the biggest order of Semi since its debut on November 16.

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Believe women are not as ambitious as men? Think again It is important to engage male employees to promote gender diversity.

Women in hospitality industry often fall prey to sexual misconduct The nature of the work, which often has employees relying on tips, can make them especially vulnerable to abuse.

Beware of office banter! Are misconduct scandals making men wary of women at work? Forget private meetings and get-to-know-you dinners. Think twice before a high-ranking man mentors a young female staffer.

Indian IT companies need work visas, don't want our people to become UK citizens: Mohandas Pai The former Infosys CFO feels that Brexit is the "best thing to happen to the UK".

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